Cholesterol Flashcards

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What are the four major lipids found in the blood stream?

Where is cholesterol found?

What 4 things is cholesterol the precursor for?

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NRTI Clinical

  • Almost all require dose adjustments in CrCl
    • Who are the exceptions 2
  • What 3 have activity against hep b
  • Which one should not be mixed with Alcohol?
  • Which one needs to be given on an empty stomach
  • What is given to mothers and infants
  • What isnt a major issue?
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NRTI Clinical Pearls More

  • Class Adverse Effects
  • Individual AEs
    • 2 are pretty good but have Nausea and Vom
    • Which one causes osteoporosis and renal toxicity
    • Associated with MI and Hypersensitivity?
    • Causes “m” toxicity, bone marrow suppression and myopathy
    • “p” toxicities, pancreatitis, peripheral neuropathy, pink skin
  • Which one straight up isnts used because of toxicity?
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Cholesterol is the biosynth pathway

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Bile acids/salts

What is coverted into these? What do they do? What are the steps in the pathway?

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Biosynth of Cholesterol

Pathway in depth

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Triglycerides and Phospholipids

How are TGs used in the body?

What do phospholipids form?

How do Cholesterol, TGs, and Phospholipids become solublized?

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Lipoproteins

What do they do what are they?

How are they identified? What are the four types?

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Lipoproteins

Describe, VLDL, IDL, LDL, HDL

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Role of LDL in Plaque formation

Flowchart

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Plasma cholesterol levels

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Diseases and lipid disorders

3 of them describe them

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Coronary Heart Disease

What is an underlying cause?

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Drug therapy options chart

To decrease plasma cholesterol and LDL 3 of them

To increase TG clearance 1

To decrease VLDL formation only one

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Bile Acid Sequesterants

What are they chemically classified as?

What do they do?

What is their indirect effect?

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Cholestyramine

What functions as the anion binding site?

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Colestipol

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Colesevelam

Form and when should it be taken?

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Why are Bile Acid Sequesterants safer than other drugs?

These have the potential of?

How long can it take sometimes?

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HMG CoA reducatase Is

Inhibit the coversion of HMG CoA to?

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Three ways HMG CoA reducatase I lower plasma cholesterol levels

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What do all HMG CoA reducatase I require? All lactones are?

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3 natural 3 synthetic HMG CoA reducatase I

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Lovastatin, Simvastatin, Pravastatin all have what in their stucture?

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Red Yeast Rice contains significant quantities of?
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Pravastatin has the same structure as Sim and Lova but two additions to increase hydrophilicity?
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Fluva Has recently been shown to have what type of activity? The bicyclic ring of the natural statins is replaced with what?
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Atorvastatin Unlike other statins this one isnt extensively metabolized where? What is in the middle of it?
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Rosuvastatin DOA? Instead of bicyclic ring it has? Only one with what core?
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PK
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Ezetamide MOA Inhibits what and where? What is its major affect? What is it selective for?
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What is the active form of ezetamide? What is Vytorin?
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Fibrates are analogs of? In their active form they are all? Agonists at what receptor? Decrease levels of what two things?
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Clofibrate What do all fibrates need? What does this one have? Meaning something needs to happen
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fenofibrate What type of drug?
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Gemfibrozil Doesnt need?
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Niacin Inhibits what in adipose tissue? Ultimately decreases? what